The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1920, Page 4

PAGE 4 SHSREX THEATRES BIG DOUBLE BILL = NOW PLAYING ERMAN SUBMARINE by * 39 OFFICIAL Absolutely Authentic { No Fake | Scenes 4 | The most re- | markable motion ; picture the world has ever and there will probably never be another to equal it. “Beware of Strangers” seen, om this graphic photoplay showing the actual operation of Submarine U-35 on its trip of death and destructiof ted in sinking 21 steamers, 2 sailing vessels and cap- British captains. These pictures were taken aboard the U-35 the Gert which turing 10N TO EVERYONE Read what Herton Claubaugh, special agent of the United States Department of Justice, said about it: “There is a warning in every line of this story which the public should see and heed.” The methods of criminals and blackmailers laid bare. bands Sonora, Mexico, expected. Leas fracturna THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1920 penn ) i “COULD SHE PINCH YOU? This gentle-looking girl, Mi Leola Sieg is the only |woman sheriff in the United States. She has such a stern record as a terror to evil-doers that the Sheriff's Association of California has just awarded her a gold medal, Veale's father is Sheriff R. R. Veale, of Contra Costa county Cal., and she holds the official position of Sheriffes father’s private he has shown remarkable of criminal psychology and has directed the detective lin several daring capture ‘EVIL EYE’ HELD [BISBEE HEARING secretary Deputies Say He Offered 200 Defendants Charged in Them a Bribe Deportation Case in in the county| TOMBSTONE, A J 31 Saturday, and (United J'reae.)—Approximately 75 state and federal | witnesses for the prosecution in the in Liew of $1,600 | Bs leportat al had arrived | today The tria ns Monday with mye.” as he is known tn Jap | about » defendant including town, answers to the name of T./ mine ow 4 public official ; His co is Kateumt| The defense b taken ove s Frida cording to the four deputies, offered | deported shiner’s aid to Saka, could not b ffored him a jot lfound, A high-powered auto, |ieved to be uned t stribute whie ky, wae ata front of the | house [ | ‘The apartment on Firat ave, was| SHOR fective seat Miss As her grasp work} IN COUNTY JAIL STARTS MONDAY ave Saka, it | wh Jay, said he w t eye ie w Whitish gray, | text t I 4 aimed police protection, then, ac | w 1,200 men whe aa ithem « brite of $100 each for immu:| “I had quit work before the strike | alt started,” he sald, “but armed men Deputy Sheriffs Matt Starwich,| pulled me from bed, leaving my Fred Brown, Aaa Lee and C. H.| wife and bablew behind, I was hit Kearney destroyed 200 gallons of|over the head and have lost the corn mash and eelned a still and| «ight of ono eye as a renault [small amount of corn whisky. A| Bilinwood suid those who deported te woman, known to be moon im later realized their mistake and | fi | fi" ai, Tel NO ADVANCE IN PRICES Ti fw) WALA) Te rl Orel A HELD OVER UNTIL TUESDAY NIGHT THE DRAMA OF A 1001 DEATH-DEFYING FEATS, SIX WONDERFUL REE q liner Hi aa FIRST TIME IN NORTHWEST LOCKLEAR’S Daring plane leap from one te mid-air of the many GENUINE breath taking stunts THE SKY DAREDEVIL LOCKLEAR With Francelia Billington in the | GREAT AIR ROBBERY for sheer thrill—which can It's the picture that makes all others te | | of A drama of the airplanes which has never been approached imitated for daring. You'll never forget this ma ie like milk and water. A THRILLER IN WHICH THE SKY’S THE LIMIT | Atlanta Husband Leaves in Hotel Without Any | NEW PHASE IN TREATY BATTLE “ane 7 and searched, but no whisky ATLANTA, Ga., Jan, 31.—Boston|the next morning the husband ” fount | may have had its kissless brides, | downstairs with two grip, } wee, _. . | AL, SERVICES for Mra |Pact Will apn nd Senate, jbut now Atlanta presents a cloth-| edged he was a little short anf Standley w be held at hole less one, The story is told by the! his wife's tollet set as security SOME SHOW Father and Mother atson's Sunday, at 2 as a proprietor of an Atlanta hotel and| their room rent, and after IF YOU MISS } Dead; Find Kiddies FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs BY L. C. MARTIN poo for by employes and other | his —_ would be “down soe,” | CHICAGO, Jar uar-|A. H. Meft pioneer, will be held ‘4 “ Dems. on his way. THIS ONE! Jantotto, for 48 hours sat holding the |Sunday at the Bleits ext |(United Press Staff Correspondent.)) “ yir. and Mrs, EL. Murray regis-| ‘Then the wife called up, | 4 of bis dead mother. At} 1. WoW. books were found in the| WASHINGTON, dan 31— | tered and didn't mind telling folks/to know where hubby was, St) Ir ay the body of hia father,|room of Lee Harlan, 209 Waat neton| Formal notice was given in the |they were newly wedded and were|told he -had gone. , Sbe ry T was in a stupor . bane } jas lover-like as they could be. A/“What! Let me like this? latter three ceepleas dawe. in whtels | nan van bale for inventiqntion | senate today that on Tuesday, | day later they had a little tiff, and) “Like this,” she explainel /— ms jhe had 4 to care for the infi va | as Berea oh WE ; KNOW will be | Pebruary 10, Senator Hitchcock | nes | manager, was the covering mother and four brothers | @#cu y Dr. James FE. Crowther! wilt move to take up the German | gave her, except for an Jat ¥. M.C. A. Sunday, at 3 p.m, | | treaty in senaton. B d Hi h apron and a pair of shoes. nday, after discovery by a vieit-| ARMY STORE FOOD cannot be| ap hiwes | roaawa i jhad taken everything else wilt NAB DAYLIGHT WOMEN HAUNT , ‘hospital ong Fapee siled his. three |e for by mail with Liberty bond) WASHINGTON, Jan, 31.—The| jae gf = a ant ge _ 7 sean ao atl coupons | | reach a friend i days of torture. ; , |treaty controversy now goes back to Wire Briefs Fa ian os ag BROICATION ot ther Woon ia comrorerr now coma cn ol GUTS OSM et, tatase artad i: eek ad ,|Park Presbyterian church will take |? senate as & | The fire went out. Then | a nw itis cullen € tks tbactn con't the mother died and the father killed | P at 3pm the collapse o' ne nart con | t t the mother dled and SEEM | Foy pp ening o Cosmetics Francia ¥ r * cared for the burial of | pupils and 238 high school students| Senator Walsh, Montana, of 1 hh omen wi hite murder Charles parehts gradu here Friday the way today f © the formal calling a) Arrested While Waiting for ss» vloncicepse "| Titled Britons Hit by Lure ot FUNERAL SERVICES for xfrx.|t? of the treaty in the open senate /850 Vote in Favor of Regu- > |Julla Lane, 69, of Bellingham, were |Y announcing that on Tuesday, Feb- | Street Car OKLAHOMA CITY.—Pederal tr Films ‘oi Land Leasing |held Saturday morning, at Bonney.|Tuary 19, Senator Hitchcock will lated Attire Sictments telogras rater | Bill Nearly Ready) Sratans vdertaking establishment, | formally move “that the senate now en Charles Latto, 38, ts in the city jal | dropped LONDON, Jar Poor WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.—Agree-| DE vr CLAIMED John T. Fia.| Proceed to the consideration of the! Broadway high school girls sar t Reger b Saturday, identified as the robb« ial circles are becoming ment has virtugily t reached by | het rd master for the North. | 'reaty with Ge voted in favor of regulated dress,/Country’s Re: PARI Chamber of deputie sek,” and the waiting room vr izeaag hel os, ery ern I at his home, 2216 Lander| Walsh's notice will n motion | Mis Lila M. Lawrence, girls’ ad Canitd who stuck a revo! the face of fidence in the Millerand|the jnema training schools are| pin. it cdg: ally gaa Friday in of events preliminary to | vier; said Saturday |Seen From Border to Mrs. Il. Hayashi, and scoop ‘ t filled with euch aspirants iar tatelag ot ibe “ena NSBL RG Dusiness men | Hitchcock motion. Between now | Miss Lawrence would not deny the from the cash register er ASHING « = the sore ‘ ittee. Only one important |'*! owr tate” cam: | Februs ayes ince |e ee ee ee BY DR. J. ‘1A. WATTS t 216 Ye * rid ft 4 ' ia F 8, daughter of 1 membe ae must be dh They hers fre too freely using cos store, at 131 vier i t pre ent . A Rte 7 « question remains to be settled, it Ae 7 ne democrats support! metica . SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jam noor 5 . rhea a niece of aid, the proportions in. which |‘ at mber Frid ‘ s ‘ : : Ht = : Millicent schess of Sutherland [ yalt ™ . Fee yes ted (a oe FUNERAL SERVICES for ¥ | Hitchcock practically as a wher I suppose there is truth in the | Reseneration of | aa le was arrested by detectives and we tt cinieah a Reece dn | ee ee ee " Senne H. Cow wh ed Thi he makes } motion, or will they| charge,” she admitted nm he tra! cle officers 2 putes after PITTSBURG Pa —? lestroya ft ‘ ” . . 4 > z the federal government and the 2 Peyt ro Aso rere: douse ties fendiialiin tar auttalent Gun et ieee wha bers aaes 4c | eek on the em Carnegi¢ Co, em are making good on the/ states in which the leased lands le. | | ave., were held| imbers to prevent resumption of| vote : nj | to Mexico City, the robbery, ag he stood waiting for mm Lady Staplet wife of A Beko ST | Saturda um yo y ¥ J on the question of modified ‘The trip trom Mueve f 5 2 Ww * treaty debate? es, Miss Lawrence said, 850 were ne Wp & street car at 234 ave. and Yesler Miles Stapleton, the Hon. M : | CANDLEMAS WILL be celebrat . Y i " ‘more comfort Cg hal hae telicikt--disisiad detente ham daughter ne’ tack} You Can Reinstate at St. Michael's chapel, Sixth ave. | WATCH IRRRECONCILABLE or regulated attire, 100 voted for the | Monterey was vastly BAAS Seg pocket rker, electrocuted at work on stee!|!"Cheape and the y Wynd] Insurance, Yank ohn st. at 8 o'clock Monday | REPUBLICAN VOTE Slined ta one nnd lene than 100 Ge- | ine stretch of tana Latto said he lived a am” of the bille—her husband, the| ening. | Will the republican mild re 68th north Que, and bad been cut Hon, Dennis Wyndham, Sir Simeon}, Notice “of a iberal ruling made! REV. .T. .W. KRETSCHMANN | sorvationiata combine with the demo.|,, Resulation 18 not compulsory and |the first train, that MAies Sit agg gevera| months EVERETT.—State Bika decide to Miss Gwen Williams ra, DY ge ay st Mg be bureau of | was inducted into faculty of Pacific |crata in sufficient numbers to make|'" ‘ft { the girls themselves ry thru which is pase. : meet in Vancouver, August 19 to Maitiand Makgill Crichton jwar risk insurance hb en [Theological | seminary ‘Thursday | iitchcock’s motion successful? been laid waste by the constitetied Prohibiti Mak Arthur Hamilte and Countess ' w re na beet f EB heat ol oh Ape. church, | 3—How will the irreconcilable r¢ Says U.S. Senate army. * Flo je Tolstol are . oon) reprenqniative, P18 donb sADER, "30, arrested | 5 9 vote | * z rohibition akes ARERD Gee. rience sanh| ocean ee ee st. Under this ruling all former|by detectives Friday, w a Lage pe Age in | Acts in G twee fe corp oe Effi J + Geo. 3 anders who have succ ‘ally inva ila 5 Eakaatniin: taro | Rothe in be re-|" 4.—Will Senator Lodge mainthin| cts in @lth | val in Monterey to the mat icient anitors re Koukios forfeit $1,000 bail, con-| the studios a. te Foes ‘ype Aah - hele Walla penitentiary |nig opposition to calling up the| LONDON, Jan. 31.—The United|nificent station, which was 6 i ted ¥ we Ge ened eherpere Little Miss Forbes, who is only 17 ° genes ‘or parole violation, |treaty, or will he eurrender on this| States senate is not o to charges | 8, red to its oe n, Me-|#nd immensely keen on : ato their insurance up to July 1.) MAETERLINCK will be discussed | point in the face of the country’s de-|of bad faith by Europeans, Viscount Pebrewty 1913, resto Janitor aes daeied tae rthwest (earns $3.75 a day as “c eS Rev. J. D. 0. Powers, pastor of | mand for immediate ratificatio of Fallodon, declared today, in| p reason ware mer owd,” and not even th Bar Army Contest re J rage he: De —. The answers to some of these ques to the Times. lin the afternoon, and after & agencies, j . appeal made ot * Far} n Masonic club. Arcade building tlons depend on conferences to be| Giving his personal opinion as al gt eds to Saltillo, i * ’ stop proceeds to lars naturally go 1 str $100,.| unsuspecting producer to in City’s Schools) KITSAP COUNTY cominiesioners| fort pekecs wow ana} 10.| pr citizen, Gray defended the] the state ty the same Malate vate stock are f r «in March 1./ as th he knew how things were Altho the school boards of more |!!! meet Monday morning to hear! ay things now stand, Senater Hitch. {action the United States tow ard | ape: snds the night becanse of lars in a duchess’ hom has damp.| than 60 cities in the United States bk dag ” build four-mile road from believes, he said, that 43 44) the peace at Jor attacks by a persistent The r t ™ t ar und, Allened her ardor ineludin: York, have oa | Colby to Port Orchar § democrats will support the | ce Jesse James t 43 in tu sing to employ. | fred ind and anoth-|"" Mise Gwen Williams, daughter of|that their students may enter the} REV. ROBERT GRAY, acting| motion, Some of them have, how-| Sentence Quien to [ee ment agents. “While there's pr rin n charge violating Ary| tne jate Surgeon General Sir Wil.| nation-wide essay contest in connec. | Paster of West Bide church, willlever, privately expressed the strong-| Eg ELISTIO eticaeae Wit be tere of danteoe per Tene arena Geral Re TEA Tee wits astey cOmcUMAIDR, Buutarts (MOTO (2 Teaser URTV OF eabAl’ earl ont epoeucn’ trite a Gie erveed 20 Years in Prison! ,." Merging dings IF Was predicted. fries ceceendin : aaiting watte in this yeas weed of Seattie will not participate. su. |#fter Sunday night's services "lthat to get the treaty into the senate | PARI®, Jan Geetges Gaston | oon) hall, 212% Tenants in many apartménts her WENATCHE ales of orchard began about two years ago at, perintendent F. B, Cooper exhibitea| CHORUS OF 75 men will efng|again means blocking all legisiation,| Quien is under sentence of 20 aston | Pentel i bee ‘Sunday. night. fay the janitors are keeping th: jan alley are reported active ihe Satan dt ted abe. wiles 4 rule Friday which prohibits prize | Under Montgomery Lynch's direction |of which there is a great deal de aes cheeae an aving: intelligence |¢ e steam up better than over before.| . neNVER-—H. U. Mudge, well-lof $14 essay contesta in public schools. jot 3 Methodist chureh at 7:15|manding attention |with the enemy. Quien was last Sep age He a7 employment agen | known realty man, is Gead here. Pot | Hitehcock holda that a majority of tember sentenced to ¢ for be | ¢y ‘ Prohibition, ' ot CLUBBERS, former | the senate—that is, 49—can call up Seer OF ene {tion oO: ; TAMPA, Pin Three cattiomen ASks Public for '$700 Jewels Are a. ere former ee treats Ie he pee t8 damnocrata ny | TAAL of ath Cavell, netsh sure, |e ot Olympia Mil | killed and one sptured tn tlatht over Cleveland Letters Taken by Burglar f Col playfield house t have six B done Song votes. If/ healed and death sentence quashed. | °°™ Tucesey ‘ , wire cutting. 17 and Main st, at & p.m. Sat-| Lodge and those who stand with him| ~ * Ask For $ : . 1 NCETON WNW Diamond-studded jewelry valued at ’ " ' \CETON J Jan I at stick to the positio h he c oer Horlick’s Bega. eaadle peligro an J8n. S1-By | tag wag atchan PEGS night tron | no never atl tecnpt Whe Peaition which they now Lumbermen Want \ The ORIGINAL earched fo i" women stow ' f Princeton university, to the home of Mra. F, Meyers, at 3933 | tena church, are ed to hear five|alled up, Hitchcock must get his Sa e > _Malited Milk Safe|*"™” en intrusted the task Mdmonds st. The jewelry belonged | mehruary Sunday sermons by Rey.|Votes from the mild reservation | y on Commission Bed « s th ue + to Misa Catherine Redens, who lives | ; oe 1 Owing to the tack of . m | “4 ° N Ont : uu ed | M4 ves! 5. BR, Sileox, Plymouth Congregation. |&tUP, Or the irreconcilable group, | ‘ing to the tack of care for mov — " ha appeal to the public for JAPANESE CONSUL kiens | 6 * nen will demand representation on ioner Copeland ‘ © i airbanks ropone For Infants : fm. written. by. the former Hungarians Granted | sinus will te coerced te aie | be 900 A the proposed "national car wervice ids! NEW YORI li Henry executive which may be obu Hr on March 1. Matsun-| eee a sloede} and L. C. sone’: |aninatial, dead here of heart. diseace n of individual More Time to Reply, SMSHuNLEAEa Rha dusah tice | codes 1&8 biden AZE/Giiman announced at. the ‘annual — “MANY INFALL No Cooking . pate PARI Py SH Ias. ie’ bbet eos Sl i és spe KS, Alaska, Jan, 31 meeting of the Northwest Lumber /ROOFS"—Acts bE W Nutritious Diet for (Au Ages|, CARY, Ind. — Three children ¢ cadet OF ia Yottsen | penah eepnNAREA HME? today oene| AL, or Aoee icons, unt |Of Paltbarike Waa swept bo Bee yee foam incianeldag W pai inineh tostente ie fee trem aon - "yes no cople ranted an extension of time until “Mrs } pi ad agree pode il yes} Vinnedge, of North Bend, was elect Tabernacle Quick Lunch ‘at Home or Office |maten move Framed art extension of time until pay Mrs. tte Kichelbarger $5,000 | terday Plant of the Fairbanks) ed president of the association Hearty welcome to sou 3 1 MILWAUKER.—Edward Skaring Dre In to tho treat © ease 4 Jury in the federal court | Citizen several small buildings | mucins friends, Come with us once ® Avoid Imitations and Sebdttate:- nOGatme—~Serventer cutawtu-|a mn en itataaieeatonennn scars A io reaty recently sub-| decided Friday, She fell thru a de | were destroyed. ‘The total loss was! No spot in the British Isles is|} yay wilt come agai esUmated at $60,000, | more than 80 miles from the sea.